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MikeGayner

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#20634 1-Apr-2008 17:55
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I'm on Prepay, and now get my vodafone mail sent to my W950i via POP3 - do I pay for this as data charge, or is it free? Thanks.

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Madmax77
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  #120274 1-Apr-2008 18:00
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You will be charged at the casual data rate for anything downloaded.




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  #120283 1-Apr-2008 18:29
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Every time you action a send & receive you will be charged 10 cents on prepay even if no email is in your inbox. Also dont forget to check the spam folder online from time to time.

MikeGayner

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  #120319 1-Apr-2008 21:10
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johnr: Every time you action a send & receive you will be charged 10 cents on prepay even if no email is in your inbox.


WTF Why?



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  #120322 1-Apr-2008 21:12
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MikeGayner:
johnr: Every time you action a send & receive you will be charged 10 cents on prepay even if no email is in your inbox.


WTF Why?


Casual data is $10/mb and all data sessions are rounded up to the nearest 10kb which is 10c in this case.

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  #120323 1-Apr-2008 21:12
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MikeGayner:
johnr: Every time you action a send & receive you will be charged 10 cents on prepay even if no email is in your inbox.


WTF Why?


Because they can.

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